The Snakeoil Rattlers deliver a masterclass in "swampbilly," blending the heavy-duty swagger of Southern Rock with the intricate textures of Americana and bluegrass. Known as the meanest men in country music this side of the Atlantic, their sound is built on a foundation of whiskey-soaked vocals and authentic, narrative-driven songwriting. Their high-octane set explores the darker edges of life, transporting the audience to the backwaters of the American South with a raw, rootsy intensity.

Beth Blade strips back the "Beautiful Disasters" for a rare solo appearance that showcases her powerhouse vocals and melodic rock roots. Channeling the spirit of classic icons like Joan Jett, she balances soaring anthems with a gritty, soul-baring performance that remains formidable even in an intimate setting. This co-headlining showcase brings together narrative depth and high-voltage energy, offering a definitive look at two titans of the underground rock and roots scene.